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the big policy shift or abe-onomics is giving aus view of the japanese economy. we think that the current stance and the shift at the boj with the new governor taking place later this week is clearly the best opportunity japan has had in the last 15 years to get rid of deflation and i think in that sense we are staying with the market momentum which is very constructive on japan. that is our biggest overweight. >> regional equities. >> we'll leave it there. valentin, appreciate your time today. >> i had mentioned as well the u.s. stocks. here is a look at futures. we saw it in cypriot banks, cypriot stocks reopen not happening. they will be staying closed until at least thursday. largely looking down on the dow by 14 points. the nasdaq and the s&p pointing higher when it did emerge that cypress wouldn't be voting and not approving the terms of the bailout last night. we're still waiting for the final confirmation on the timing of that vote. not so much market nervousness here. the ftse cnbc global 300 is down by 0.1%. as we look at major european markets, the fts
the big policy shift or abe-onomics is giving aus view of the japanese economy. we think that the current stance and the shift at the boj with the new governor taking place later this week is clearly the best opportunity japan has had in the last 15 years to get rid of deflation and i think in that sense we are staying with the market momentum which is very constructive on japan. that is our biggest overweight. >> regional equities. >> we'll leave it there. valentin, appreciate your...
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if the economy continues to grow, and it looks like with the retail sales that the economy is picking up speed notwithstanding this payroll increase. >> you're not just talking a fed-fueled rally. >> the fed is certainly helpful in this regard. what's odd is the fed is pegging interest rates at negative real returns. yet people still pour money into that pause they're still fearful -- they're worried about 2008, europe, china, whatever they're worried about. >> how much credit do we give to the fed for the weight effect, therefore making the economy is better and you say the economy is going to do okay on its own. >> the fed has basically offset the drop in velocity. if they hadn't done that i think we would have had a possession. what they're doing is basically trying to hold the finger of the dike against the catastrophe and they have done a good job of it. >> we have had three federal reserves around the world cranking out money. we have ecb, our fed, japan conducting what people are considered the greatest economic experiment in the history of modern world. when we look at all tha
if the economy continues to grow, and it looks like with the retail sales that the economy is picking up speed notwithstanding this payroll increase. >> you're not just talking a fed-fueled rally. >> the fed is certainly helpful in this regard. what's odd is the fed is pegging interest rates at negative real returns. yet people still pour money into that pause they're still fearful -- they're worried about 2008, europe, china, whatever they're worried about. >> how much credit...
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so our focus right now is to number one, do no harm to the economy. number two, invest in a jobs plan that will help put people back to work. whether building roads or bridges or infrastructure or other things important to our economy. >> why will it take until 2040 to balance the budget under your plan? >> well, if you actually look at the past 40 years, we've only had four balanced budgets. those were during the clinton years and once leaning over to the bush years and then they squandered that balance. so the reason we do that is our focus is on jobs, craig. our focus is on meeting our commitments to seniors. we will not balance the budget on the backs of our kids' education or on the backs of our commitments to seniors. whether it is under medicare or medicaid. what we do is immediately begin to reduce the deficit so they're growing much slower than the economy. which is the important measure. and then we gradually get the balance in the year round 2040. which by the way is the same year that the republican balance last year, the budget last year
so our focus right now is to number one, do no harm to the economy. number two, invest in a jobs plan that will help put people back to work. whether building roads or bridges or infrastructure or other things important to our economy. >> why will it take until 2040 to balance the budget under your plan? >> well, if you actually look at the past 40 years, we've only had four balanced budgets. those were during the clinton years and once leaning over to the bush years and then they...
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economy continues to score optimism. we'll talk about the the dollar and how you can profit from it right after this. >>> at the top of the hour, we welcome the head of u.s. trading at bank of america, merrill lynch. >>> and the minority whip steny hoyer. 8:40, big east commissioners on the future of the conference and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ >>> >>> welcome, back, everybody. the dollar getting a boost after surprising strong retail numbers. the yen falling under pressure. the chief market strategist at worldwide markets. joe, surprising this morning actually saw the euro back under 1.29. did that catch you by surprise? >> not really. the u.s. economy looks good. we'll see if it plays out over the remainder of the year. you get good figures the beginning of the year and then it fades. >> it still has the fed. and qe infinity. >> they announced they're
economy continues to score optimism. we'll talk about the the dollar and how you can profit from it right after this. >>> at the top of the hour, we welcome the head of u.s. trading at bank of america, merrill lynch. >>> and the minority whip steny hoyer. 8:40, big east commissioners on the future of the conference and much more. "squawk box" will be right back. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was...
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economy is resilient. with stocks at all-time highs, despite tepid economic growth, he says there's little sign of a bubble forming in markets. >> the analysis i've seen doesn't give me reason to be worried right now. and i think one of the lessons we learned from 2008, 2009, is that even when things are not a problem, we always have to ask those questions. we need to make sure that we have the transparency to see what's going on in firms and is markets. we need to have the regulatory tools to deal with problems as they develop. >> speaking of bubbles, i think alan greenspan will be on about 7:30 on u.s. "squawk box" in a couple of hours time. but this any case, lew says the strengthening u.s. dollar could undermine exports, it will continue to be the government's policy. >>> senate democrats are putting off any further votes on a bill to continue funding the u.s. government and avoid a possible shutdown at the end of the month. more than 1 is 00 proposed amendments are stalling the measure. the delay leav
economy is resilient. with stocks at all-time highs, despite tepid economic growth, he says there's little sign of a bubble forming in markets. >> the analysis i've seen doesn't give me reason to be worried right now. and i think one of the lessons we learned from 2008, 2009, is that even when things are not a problem, we always have to ask those questions. we need to make sure that we have the transparency to see what's going on in firms and is markets. we need to have the regulatory...
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rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> take a look at futures. the dow looks like it would open off about 103 points. fass dak would be off about 32 points and the s&p 500 off about 16 points. making headlines this morning, beyond cyprus, airbus is landing a record order of jets from indonesia's lion air. the deal is for $24 billion for 234 planes. also today, president obama is going to be nominating thomas perez to head the labor department. >> we wondered. >> an airplane guy. >> if we were going to pull back, we wondered where it was going to come from. but this doesn't change that we're still -- the dollar has been thrown away, the best house in the neighborhood, things here are still going better. so the question is, does europe still have the -- >>
rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> take a look at futures. the dow looks like it would open off about 103 points. fass dak would be off about 32 points and the s&p 500 off...
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economy is improving. good news for stock prices. some worry that earnings season may disappoint and trigger a sell-off. but i would expect that to be met with the buy on the dip mentality. we've already seen some earnings cracks. fed skpex oracle each reporting disappointments this week. those stocks took big hits as a result. does that indicate a weakness coming for transport? more will be revealed in the next two weeks with the earnings avalanche soon to kick in. but as investors wait for answers, they're asking the question, where is the growth in the world today? emerging markets fbl under pressure after outperforming for more than a decade. as money comes out of u.s. stocks, it will find a home in places like mexico, where stocks are starting to show real strength as well. many think reforms there will be bullish for investors. and smart money may keep heading south for returns in brazil or colombia. that is not to say the buy in the dip for the u.s. markets won't continue. i believe it will. but with a 10% gain in stocks so fa
economy is improving. good news for stock prices. some worry that earnings season may disappoint and trigger a sell-off. but i would expect that to be met with the buy on the dip mentality. we've already seen some earnings cracks. fed skpex oracle each reporting disappointments this week. those stocks took big hits as a result. does that indicate a weakness coming for transport? more will be revealed in the next two weeks with the earnings avalanche soon to kick in. but as investors wait for...
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economy. caterpillar, oracle, not just u.s. economy, but the global economy. europe is very, very weak. was going to happen in emerging markets, china, i think is questionable. so i just think there's a lot of question marks out there and the market is not pricing that in right now. >> no. that's a really good point. scott, i guess the federal reserve sees a lot of those question marks, too. they made the point that they don't want to get into a situation where they pullback too quickly because they don't want to see something that's unsustainable gains in the labor market. i guess that's the good news if anybody is waiting for anything is that the fed is still standing by. >> i think what the fed had to say is essentially bullish for everything in the world except for change. because they don't seem like they want to make any changes except for the news that mr. bernanke has now had a conversation with the president about his tenure. and it seems more likely than ever that his term will come to an end in january. unfortunately, it's going no be just about the
economy. caterpillar, oracle, not just u.s. economy, but the global economy. europe is very, very weak. was going to happen in emerging markets, china, i think is questionable. so i just think there's a lot of question marks out there and the market is not pricing that in right now. >> no. that's a really good point. scott, i guess the federal reserve sees a lot of those question marks, too. they made the point that they don't want to get into a situation where they pullback too quickly...
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the economy is getting a lot better. but i think the demographics out there are things that are really driving this market. our country over the last 10 years has grown by 30 million people. yet because of some of the economic situations, a lot of people have been on the sidelines. i think people are now looking to see as the economy starts to stabilize for them, their own personal situation stabilizes, they are starting to look to see how they can get back into the homeowner market. > earl lee. thank you so much for talking with us. > > thank you very much. thank you bill. in other news from the housing sector, the number of people applying for mortgages last week fell 4.3% as mortgage rates on the 30-year fixed bounced to 3.67% and the 15-year climbed to 3.01%. also, as house-hunting moves into the critical spring season lenders are said to be approving more low-down payments. fannie mae reportedly is buying loans with as little at 3% down payment. but those loans do require private mortgage insurance. coming up in mov
the economy is getting a lot better. but i think the demographics out there are things that are really driving this market. our country over the last 10 years has grown by 30 million people. yet because of some of the economic situations, a lot of people have been on the sidelines. i think people are now looking to see as the economy starts to stabilize for them, their own personal situation stabilizes, they are starting to look to see how they can get back into the homeowner market. > earl...
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economy. jamie diamond i'm going to destroy your life forms can grow up to ten feet in this case jamie diamond i think it's only about i think it's. you know buffett's way there's a tape worm. farms also from this genetic decoding of their d.n.a. they found that they're actually remarkably similar to a cancer so again that's a very apt comparison to make jamie dimon to the tapeworm absolutely you know that was a gift to him bear stearns and he's been marauding his way through the too big to fail landscape becoming even bigger to bigger to fail even less bigger big big in eric holder and shaking interest desk it's disgusting we're going to move on to this next headline because it talks exactly about that how too big to jail has become and his influence over the political class leaman creditors can question london whale says judge a bankruptcy judge gave creditors of lehman brothers the green light to subpoena former j.p. morgan trader bruno extolled the so-called london whale in an eight point
economy. jamie diamond i'm going to destroy your life forms can grow up to ten feet in this case jamie diamond i think it's only about i think it's. you know buffett's way there's a tape worm. farms also from this genetic decoding of their d.n.a. they found that they're actually remarkably similar to a cancer so again that's a very apt comparison to make jamie dimon to the tapeworm absolutely you know that was a gift to him bear stearns and he's been marauding his way through the too big to...
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manufacturer are expected to relocate sites to newly emerging economies. they want to take advantage of lower costs. analysts say if the figure continues to drop, it will affect regional economies in japan as well as employment. >>> elderly japanese suffering from dementia could soon be using the latest technology to help them lead more fulfilling lives. the research institute of the national rehabilitation center for persons with disabilities organized an event to display their newest equipment. about 100 people attended, including family members and helpers who look after people with dementia. a pill case reminds users to take their medicine and even prevents accidental overdoses. the case is fitted with an alarm and dispenses the correct amount of medicine. researchers said 19 elderly people who forgot to take pills more than once a week tried using the case. after three months, 14 of them found it helpful. other equipment included a transmitter attached to purses or keys. when a remote control button is pushed the equipment emits a sound to help the us
manufacturer are expected to relocate sites to newly emerging economies. they want to take advantage of lower costs. analysts say if the figure continues to drop, it will affect regional economies in japan as well as employment. >>> elderly japanese suffering from dementia could soon be using the latest technology to help them lead more fulfilling lives. the research institute of the national rehabilitation center for persons with disabilities organized an event to display their newest...
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>> i think the economy's getting better. i think the job market is getting better and the housing market is getting better, but i don't think the fed sees it that way. i think the fed sees the employment to population ratio. you have virtually no recovery in the last three or four years. you look at labor force participation and that's down. so they're very, very comfortable, i think in maintaining this easy policy because they think that's what's needed to keep this recovery going, and i think they're going to be comfortable because core inflation is 1.5% year on year. >> i think there's a possibility of more dovish. we're not sure that the data is sound. maybe there will be giveback in the spring and if he starts mentioning the sequester and the need to hang in there with full force, that, ironically, could be very positive for this market. >> absolutely. i think his statements today, the press conference will be very dovish. he can point to downside risks and lump cyprus into that scenario and maintain this easy stance. t
>> i think the economy's getting better. i think the job market is getting better and the housing market is getting better, but i don't think the fed sees it that way. i think the fed sees the employment to population ratio. you have virtually no recovery in the last three or four years. you look at labor force participation and that's down. so they're very, very comfortable, i think in maintaining this easy policy because they think that's what's needed to keep this recovery going, and i...
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i guess the ceo was saying this because if the economy is strong, that's why the rates will rise. >> what do you buy into? good for housing or bad for housing? >> i'm not going to say. >> better for housing. one thing negative about the fed's action is they told people zero rates and for a long period of time. let's move now. if you see mortgage rates go up they're going miss the boat and near going to try to get on as they are leaving the dock. >> okay. thank you very much. >> they have to come up. they do have to come up with better criteria to lend on though. if they raise rates and had better criteria, wasn't so difficult to get a loan, more people would be able to pay that rate. >> drew, tanya, thank you for for joining us. >>> mandy is going to us a trail gentleman next week. going back home for the first time in a while. we're going to talk about currencies because we want to know, will mandy's u.s. dollar paycheck go further or just get slaughtered in melbourne next week. >>> in the meantime, jpmorgan losing the faith of his board, the inside story coming right your way. [ fe
i guess the ceo was saying this because if the economy is strong, that's why the rates will rise. >> what do you buy into? good for housing or bad for housing? >> i'm not going to say. >> better for housing. one thing negative about the fed's action is they told people zero rates and for a long period of time. let's move now. if you see mortgage rates go up they're going miss the boat and near going to try to get on as they are leaving the dock. >> okay. thank you very...
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the interest rate policy is our bank fast by another name but that didn't get the economy stimulated the way they wanted it to but these steps are still there that were incurred by the banks who took all the money so now they're just going to give up all pretense of enacting a policy and they're just going to reach in and steal your money. and let's see what has. happened in the u.k. which has had rather call quantitative easing and we've talked often to save our savers simon rose well he's got actual he's broken down the exact number the exact pounds that have been stolen from pensioners and savers for years of savers propping up the banks and subsidizing debt save our savers is calculated that the total cost to savers in the four years since march two thousand and nine is two hundred twenty point four billion pounds max that's on a total savings in the u.k. of one point one trillion pounds so he's to basically half of it is because of inflation and half of it is because of reduced interest on the savings account very well even the bank of england released figures six months ago the
the interest rate policy is our bank fast by another name but that didn't get the economy stimulated the way they wanted it to but these steps are still there that were incurred by the banks who took all the money so now they're just going to give up all pretense of enacting a policy and they're just going to reach in and steal your money. and let's see what has. happened in the u.k. which has had rather call quantitative easing and we've talked often to save our savers simon rose well he's got...
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consumers are concerned about the national economy. they just took a hit in their paychecks as a result of the payroll tax hike, and then on top of that the higher gas prices are going to force them to make some decisions that they wouldn't otherwise have to make. so it's very concerning. >> reporter: pain at the pump is something that all americans can identify with. but many consumers say that they work their budgets around higher gas prices because commuting expenses are nonnegotiable. but how do the higher prices impact the rest of their spending remains to be seen. for "nightly business report," i'm jackie deangelis. >>> while energy prices creep higher, so does optimism about the recovery in the u.s. housing market. one of the nation's largest home builders say the fundamentals in the real estate turn around are strong, and that an increase in home prices is not a bad thing. >> what we're seeing is that prices are moving up, not because costs are moving up so much, but because demand is getting so strong, we're seeing some freein
consumers are concerned about the national economy. they just took a hit in their paychecks as a result of the payroll tax hike, and then on top of that the higher gas prices are going to force them to make some decisions that they wouldn't otherwise have to make. so it's very concerning. >> reporter: pain at the pump is something that all americans can identify with. but many consumers say that they work their budgets around higher gas prices because commuting expenses are nonnegotiable....
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i don't see an economy that's a world economy that is growing. it could generate easily 5% to 6% earnings growth given what we've cut to the bone in corporations. >> the economy has nothing to do with it stipes. we still aren't doing efficiencies put in place. earnings were supposed to stop growing and they have not stopped growing and we're still surprised on bounce and there's still an upward slope on forward earnings expectations and my guess is it will be more right in the multiple. >> because of europe, i think multiples are ephemeral things. they sort of come and go and it's what we think at any given time. earnings are earnings >> in terms of the sectors that will lead us to 2000. by the way, i'm curious, how often do you make projects that go so far and how often are they close to reality? >> i changed them by the time we get there. >> oh, good man. to be honest it's not that far. it's the end of next year and it's not a seven-year projection and we are pushing it to get there. it's a symbolic thing and we're trying to show that the marke
i don't see an economy that's a world economy that is growing. it could generate easily 5% to 6% earnings growth given what we've cut to the bone in corporations. >> the economy has nothing to do with it stipes. we still aren't doing efficiencies put in place. earnings were supposed to stop growing and they have not stopped growing and we're still surprised on bounce and there's still an upward slope on forward earnings expectations and my guess is it will be more right in the multiple....
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>> i do think there has been a problem in the economy where the lower end of the economy has not been able to travel in a gamble. and overbuilding. mgm, las vegas has not come back folia from the recession. more of a direct play on that verses the other stocks that don't like what las vegas sands. that is kind of a boom economy that could crash. too much playing with the vip travel. i prefer with playing with the average gambler. in almost bankrupt stock, but a vigorous comeback, and that the key will have to, we will have to see that take off. melissa: of want to bring in david patrice, joining us now. i think we apologize, having some problems wi your huckabee at the beginning, but we're glad you could join us now. both of our guests were just saying that they want to invest in indian reserves and think that is a good pick for our viewers. how you feel? >> i would stay away. in fact, i would stay away from resorts in total. my take was actually when resorts. with this recession discretionary consumer spending s dropped off considerably. corporations are not spending money for people
>> i do think there has been a problem in the economy where the lower end of the economy has not been able to travel in a gamble. and overbuilding. mgm, las vegas has not come back folia from the recession. more of a direct play on that verses the other stocks that don't like what las vegas sands. that is kind of a boom economy that could crash. too much playing with the vip travel. i prefer with playing with the average gambler. in almost bankrupt stock, but a vigorous comeback, and that...
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, growing the economy, creating jobs. you're saying mathematically the opposite. where do you get that from? >> it is just common sense. we have a lot of debt and it is growing rapidly. ask somebody about to locate a business in the united states, expand a business and hire a worker say to them, okay, we'll not change our spending plans. future? you see in the there are really two futures. future number one is where we do nothing, we went straight into financial crisis like 2008 which drags down the economy and that's not a growth strategy. future number two is, you don't change the spending which means you have to raise taxes to avoid a big debt crisis. then you have to raise the top marginal tax rate to 92% in order to close the gap. there is no way you're going to get a business to invest with a 92% tax rate. high taxes are disaster. i mean look, melissa, open a business in a world with high taxes or disaster, which would you pick? that's where we are. melissa: i hear you. what were the some of the things you heard fro
, growing the economy, creating jobs. you're saying mathematically the opposite. where do you get that from? >> it is just common sense. we have a lot of debt and it is growing rapidly. ask somebody about to locate a business in the united states, expand a business and hire a worker say to them, okay, we'll not change our spending plans. future? you see in the there are really two futures. future number one is where we do nothing, we went straight into financial crisis like 2008 which...
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a quarter of our economy in taxes. right now pretty much every other country has moved to 35% and we've stuck the 25%. that hasn't hurt their growth relative to ours. we're roughly at the middle of the table. there are things the governments can do with the money that or government has not done. >> conversation will go on for many, many months and possibly years. >>> coming up -- you heard me warn before of an economic storm but my next guest says silicon valley is at risk of being hit by a typhoon. under attack by your government. there's a reason no one says "easy like monday morning." sundays are the warrior's day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. >>> you've heard how the forced spending cuts could hurt the u.s., longer lines at airports, fe
a quarter of our economy in taxes. right now pretty much every other country has moved to 35% and we've stuck the 25%. that hasn't hurt their growth relative to ours. we're roughly at the middle of the table. there are things the governments can do with the money that or government has not done. >> conversation will go on for many, many months and possibly years. >>> coming up -- you heard me warn before of an economic storm but my next guest says silicon valley is at risk of...
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i think that they see a huge amount of slack in the economy, the jobs economy. i think they look at that u6 that looks at the participation rate, the work of part-time workers, and they see a lot of room for error also look at the inflation numbers, which they believe to be under control now and into the foreseeable future. i think as i've said for a long time, the debate is not about now until september or august. i think, again, we're setting up for an interesting jackson hole speech by bernanke if we keep going at this rate. it always seems to work out that way. i think the issue is just the fed by 1 trillion, $700 billion worth of stuff. if that $300 billion is enough to make you nervous, then go ahead and be nervous about that. i think if they end up not doing $300 billion it's because you have that additional stimulus or additional strength in the economy. >> okay. rick, thank you, sir. steve, thank you, sir. scott? >>> all right. coming up, we're going to continue our what's working series with a list of stocks that could make you some money in the retail
i think that they see a huge amount of slack in the economy, the jobs economy. i think they look at that u6 that looks at the participation rate, the work of part-time workers, and they see a lot of room for error also look at the inflation numbers, which they believe to be under control now and into the foreseeable future. i think as i've said for a long time, the debate is not about now until september or august. i think, again, we're setting up for an interesting jackson hole speech by...
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they continued the same slump that had been affecting the british economy since the end of the first world war. they concluded the rational science and society. scientists have far more than any other segment of society. so sooner than most are very aware of nazi germany, beginning with the persecution and dismissal of all scientists. he was involved with many scientists during this time and finding positions for refugees in universities in america. but i think it was far less important than the brilliance, commitment, and pretty fearless. the scientists would who would be involved in this effort, including this year, physics and medicine and what they fundamentally showed is that even in something as uncertain and tradition bound as a scientific thinking it was crucial, the official history of this to the war effort as observed that there was a fundamentally romantic conception of this. even magical thinking. >> there were generals but failed to produce any operational research comparable to the allied development. if they had, they probably would have won the submarine campaign and
they continued the same slump that had been affecting the british economy since the end of the first world war. they concluded the rational science and society. scientists have far more than any other segment of society. so sooner than most are very aware of nazi germany, beginning with the persecution and dismissal of all scientists. he was involved with many scientists during this time and finding positions for refugees in universities in america. but i think it was far less important than...
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neil: a stimulus to the economy. he has always been that way. it pays to focus on what bill gates and doing now, he is on a spending mission, he leaves little doubt about what he thinks of republican mission and their drive to cool it on the spending without thinking about results, his biggest fear, congress cutting foreign aid. the man said that foreign raid does a lot of good for the planet. to gauge the more good than bad without a doubt, that is why the guy, he was in washington today pushing hard. urging freshmen lawmakers not to give up the fight or spending on those 2 need the help -- who need the help the most, tonight. decide whether a man can or should stop congress from closing some spending doors, perhaps of all of the interviews i've done with bill gates over the years from earliest days at microsoft or before he became the power house to keeping his juggernaut going once it was a power house to going full time in charity business, this day is for me the most meaningful and consequential, not because of anything i asked of mr. gates
neil: a stimulus to the economy. he has always been that way. it pays to focus on what bill gates and doing now, he is on a spending mission, he leaves little doubt about what he thinks of republican mission and their drive to cool it on the spending without thinking about results, his biggest fear, congress cutting foreign aid. the man said that foreign raid does a lot of good for the planet. to gauge the more good than bad without a doubt, that is why the guy, he was in washington today...
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democracies and how the the economy has to deal with a certain us are in crisis repeated in one scale in one form or another and quite possibly on a larger scale but let's hope not well leave the sun isn't shining in london by the looks of things and it's certainly not shining in cyprus although it should be thank you very much indeed les thanks for joining us live there that's leigh rather i'm in london. well the aftershocks of the proposition have been felt with other countries of course in and outside the euro zone something we just touched on there in the interview botton has the details. professional and dangerous with the words that lattimer putin used through his spokesman about this tax on deposits in cyprus that would be necessary for that ten billion euro e.u. i.m.f. loan russian banks russian businessmen and exceptionally rich russian individuals hold a disproportionately huge deposits in cyprus given the country's size the exact number of billions is estimated to be above ten but the exact number could be far higher it's very hard to establish it's partly because of that r
democracies and how the the economy has to deal with a certain us are in crisis repeated in one scale in one form or another and quite possibly on a larger scale but let's hope not well leave the sun isn't shining in london by the looks of things and it's certainly not shining in cyprus although it should be thank you very much indeed les thanks for joining us live there that's leigh rather i'm in london. well the aftershocks of the proposition have been felt with other countries of course in...
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i think it is a really counterproductive move that will be very damaging to the cypriot economy. melissa: absolutely. what kind of reaction have you gotten from this resolution? >> i think very positive. members on both sides of the aisle understand that our savers and investors ought to have some insurance and reassurance in this area. so i think there's a good chance we can actually get this through? melissa: congressman, thanks so much for coming on tonight. we certainly appreciate your time. >> thank you. melissa: now to alarming new developments. bankers in the european union,. e.u. is about to officially pass a new law that caps bonuses for their bankers at their salary amounts. it still needs final approval from the parliament and finance ministers but already gained firm approval from the e.u. states and part of the parliament. of course the concern is whether this law could gain traction and make the jump across the pond and hit bankers here in the u.s. that would certainly have a huge impact on industry as a whole. here to give insight is our very own charles payne. i m
i think it is a really counterproductive move that will be very damaging to the cypriot economy. melissa: absolutely. what kind of reaction have you gotten from this resolution? >> i think very positive. members on both sides of the aisle understand that our savers and investors ought to have some insurance and reassurance in this area. so i think there's a good chance we can actually get this through? melissa: congressman, thanks so much for coming on tonight. we certainly appreciate...
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eight times the side of the economy. if you look at the size of the bailout needed it is unprecedented. eig italy and spain don't even come close to the bank bailout. we used to think spain might need a bailout of 10% of gdp for its banks. can you imagine, that's huge. in cyprus is we're talking 60% of gdp so it's outsized. >> michelle caruso-cabrera, thanks so much for that. 60% of it relies on its banking system and 30% of its deposits are from non-uri on countries. >> it is roughly two-thirds of exxon mobil's capital spending. >> there are people who have missed this move, people who missed it for 6,000 point, 3,000 points and they will point out that is irrelevant, the size of the gdp and this is the next big thing and people will tell you you ought to take your money out of j.p. morgan chase. these are people who have a terrific motive. they have got to catch up with the averages. at the same time, stocks are pretty extended so it's a great excuse. i was going use the fed as a great excuse, but now we have cyprus. i
eight times the side of the economy. if you look at the size of the bailout needed it is unprecedented. eig italy and spain don't even come close to the bank bailout. we used to think spain might need a bailout of 10% of gdp for its banks. can you imagine, that's huge. in cyprus is we're talking 60% of gdp so it's outsized. >> michelle caruso-cabrera, thanks so much for that. 60% of it relies on its banking system and 30% of its deposits are from non-uri on countries. >> it is...
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street are they one of the most responsible for an economy. yeah i mean they're not really doing this as a percentage they're not really doing their job properly until intermediation so when people are on food stamps you can point to jamie dimon and j.p. morgan by the way who's the biggest player in food stamps i don't know jamie jamie dimon j.p. morgan all right so they're not they've got a dog in that race as well not only are they defrauding the public but they're putting out food stamps and taking a cut on the breadline busy to vertically integrated fraudster. i don't work there colder on this he says he can't go after him because he's hiding under his desk right and he said they jamie might not get me a christmas card with your but i think that says everything the fact that we have institutions that control and are treated differently and we bedded that in by calling these companies different they are systemically important right the other seven thousand banks to try and earn an honest living in this country they're not important but who
street are they one of the most responsible for an economy. yeah i mean they're not really doing this as a percentage they're not really doing their job properly until intermediation so when people are on food stamps you can point to jamie dimon and j.p. morgan by the way who's the biggest player in food stamps i don't know jamie jamie dimon j.p. morgan all right so they're not they've got a dog in that race as well not only are they defrauding the public but they're putting out food stamps and...
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economy's improving. but we still have fundamental issues in the structure of our economy, imbalances. we are not out of the woods yet. we're not in self-sustaining recovery. we need to start to see that to become increasingly more bullish on the financial markets. >> that was really good. you're a good double act. we should have you on more. thank you both. brian and chad. have great days. >>> seven years ago today twitter co-founder jack dorsey sent the first tweet writing just setting up my twitter. since then the media giant has become a staple for millions. it has transformed the way people communicate so what could twitter do in the next seven years? tweet us @squawkstreet. >>> the market is accelerating downward, now down 67 points. let's get a "market flash" from josh back at hq. >> juniper networks is under pressure this morning. analysts at fbr not fans saying we are the end of an era as routers and switches are set to decline. fbr downgrades juniper and cisco toeon perform. the company's fbr sa
economy's improving. but we still have fundamental issues in the structure of our economy, imbalances. we are not out of the woods yet. we're not in self-sustaining recovery. we need to start to see that to become increasingly more bullish on the financial markets. >> that was really good. you're a good double act. we should have you on more. thank you both. brian and chad. have great days. >>> seven years ago today twitter co-founder jack dorsey sent the first tweet writing just...
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and here's the note he had to say about i don't recall of mr president for sure is a show of russian economy. was made during his address annual address the russian parliament this year and here still stuck to this idea that we really have to make environment and russian economy more comfortable for those that got to invest their money. and to keep the money here on russian soil the biggest concern in the biggest unfairness which president putin talked about here concern small businesses private interpreters who have the money in cyprus and we're talking here at least around forty thousand people who have their money in the offshore accounts they will suffer and this is something of course which is now being seriously condemned by moscow but then of course cyprus is in a very difficult position either it risks losing the bailout funds which of course will keep the country buoyant if it goes ahead with that then of course it loses its foreign investment investment so what does it do the reason feeling that cyprus may be shooting itself in the leg in a sense that it's been living off the offsh
and here's the note he had to say about i don't recall of mr president for sure is a show of russian economy. was made during his address annual address the russian parliament this year and here still stuck to this idea that we really have to make environment and russian economy more comfortable for those that got to invest their money. and to keep the money here on russian soil the biggest concern in the biggest unfairness which president putin talked about here concern small businesses...
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there is enough money to keep the economy moving forward, but these are very, very difficult days. tomorrow, the banks will be closed again, and quite possibly on friday, too. >> thank you. we are bringing you all of the latest developments from cyprus as they search for a solution there. police have searched the home of kristie in the guard. ofkhristine lasard, the head the international monetary fund. the operator of japan pose the damaged nuclear power plant in fukushima said iraq had been responsible for a loss of power this week. -- said a rat has been responsible for a loss of power this week. a dead rat was found near a switchboard. the company is investigating whether the raft was the cause. that it has killed a french national captured in mali in 2011. it claims it executed the man in retaliation for france's intervention in mali. the french foreign ministry said it is trying to verify those claims. the first test- tube baby was born in the u.k., the country could be leading the way again. this time it is a new idf procedure that creates a baby with three biological parent
there is enough money to keep the economy moving forward, but these are very, very difficult days. tomorrow, the banks will be closed again, and quite possibly on friday, too. >> thank you. we are bringing you all of the latest developments from cyprus as they search for a solution there. police have searched the home of kristie in the guard. ofkhristine lasard, the head the international monetary fund. the operator of japan pose the damaged nuclear power plant in fukushima said iraq had...
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two pounds from interest income that would have gone in these pensioners accounts and spent in the economy so it's a form of financial suicide and there was as a result there was no growth so now they're just going to reach in and steal your money was shocking to me so there are still people in the media who are trying to rationalize this and justify this claim going to something other than just state sanctified of theft so remember saver saver says two hundred twenty point four billion pounds of one point one trillion that's almost twenty percent folks so where is that up where where are the people storming you know the prime minister all power how if interest rates are five percent in the u.k. adventurous rates are five percent of the united states the amount of money that would be circulating in the economy not sitting on corporate balance sheets like apple is projected to now one hundred seventy billion in cash in a balance sheet the next two years if interest rates are at normal rates to reflect the normal historical trends the economy would be in a growth the g.d.p. would be expandin
two pounds from interest income that would have gone in these pensioners accounts and spent in the economy so it's a form of financial suicide and there was as a result there was no growth so now they're just going to reach in and steal your money was shocking to me so there are still people in the media who are trying to rationalize this and justify this claim going to something other than just state sanctified of theft so remember saver saver says two hundred twenty point four billion pounds...
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as the world's largest economy and economic rival ribbon. comes amid a battle for influence of nature between the two major sherman told us foreign policy is another issue that the new leadership faces now the obama administration announced a pivot to asia last year which means an increase in military spending on military military resources by the united states being focused in asia so that's very significant and china is really increasing its own military spending its developing its military they have appointed a couple of a few senior diplomats in charge of china's foreign affairs one person who's been the point person on japan for a long time another person who's very familiar in dealing with the united states so how this will affect. leadership going forward particularly in terms of these territorial disputes china's been very assertive and sometimes even bellicose over the last year when talking about these territorial disputes and they seem to really want to show their strength in terms of talking about these issues it's just increasin
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economy our main problem is nobody is really talking about job creation. that the biggest threat that we're facing to the future is the fact that we still have really 25 million people unemployed or underemployed. that's a much more serious problem. >> the fed is talking about it. >> washington is not focused on it. and the whole sequester debate, the real crisis is the jobs crisis. ironically when people leave office they begin to talk about it. like samuels. he's been talking more about the fastest way to reduce the deficit is to grow the economy. >> right. arianna is going to be sticking around. we'll continue this conversation after a short break. >> coming up, mindful leadership. today's corporate leaders will try to increase innovation, productivity and wellness among employees. and money madness is here. we're looking at some of the most widely held stocks and letting you know which will come out at the end of the year. and two mobile giants. "squawk box" will be right back. [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ a
economy our main problem is nobody is really talking about job creation. that the biggest threat that we're facing to the future is the fact that we still have really 25 million people unemployed or underemployed. that's a much more serious problem. >> the fed is talking about it. >> washington is not focused on it. and the whole sequester debate, the real crisis is the jobs crisis. ironically when people leave office they begin to talk about it. like samuels. he's been talking more...
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and a handover of power in china is complete with the new leaders aiming to keep the economy and military investments growing that's as the u.s. continues to build its presence in the region our top story. with a look back at the week's top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly here on a hunger strike at guantanamo bay is continuing after forty days with more than one hundred detainees reportedly starving themselves in protest at the desecration of the qur'an by prison guards lawyers for the captives claim the state of health is close to life threatening but the u.s. military strongly denied the crisis saying only fourteen detainees are refusing all food. reports. u.s. president barack obama began his first term announcing his intention to close the guantanamo bay detention center now just two months into his second term the prison enters its twelfth year of operation with one hundred sixty six detainees still languishing behind bars and a reported one hundred thirty life threatening hunger strike and their hunger strikes are the only way they have of even making themselv
and a handover of power in china is complete with the new leaders aiming to keep the economy and military investments growing that's as the u.s. continues to build its presence in the region our top story. with a look back at the week's top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly here on a hunger strike at guantanamo bay is continuing after forty days with more than one hundred detainees reportedly starving themselves in protest at the desecration of the qur'an by prison guards...